Kempower has been ranked in 8th place on the Financial Times’ FT1000 list for 2025, which highlights Europe’s one thousand fastest growing companies.
The table, compiled by the FT with data firm Statista, ranks companies by their compound annual growth rate (CAGR) between 2020 and 2023, and with a CAGR of 343.5%, Kempower is within the top 1% fastest growing European companies in the list.
Kempower is also the highest-ranking Nordic company on the list and the only Nordic company within the top 10.
The accolade comes after the release of Kempower’s 2024 year-end financial results which, after what it described as “a challenging year for the company”, it indicated a positive outlook for the company and the EV charging market from the second half of 2025 and beyond.
Kempower’s CEO Tomi Ristimäki said:
“It is a proud moment to see Kempower being recognized by the Financial Times for its fast scaleup journey over the past eight years, and to see the company ranked so highly amongst our peers in Europe. It is a clear sign that the work we are doing to scale up the world’s EV infrastructure and drive forward electrification has us on the right track to achieving commercial success with our customers and partners.
“From the company’s foundations in 2017, we achieved rapid short-term growth success and did so for a long time.
“Over the past year, market conditions have brought our biggest challenges yet, but we look forward to continuing on the strong trajectory we set from the start and pursuing long-term growth as the EV transition marches on.”
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